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the benedict 16 initiative. it already has a nickname. >> sometimes we do, especially online. >> we shorten it. >> so this is an initiative of archbishop. responding to a felt-need for more beauty, more sacredness in liturgy. >> you're clarked with overseeing this. >> you know, pope benedict who we are named for once said that the only really great apoll jettics for the church, apology for the church are the saints she produces and the great art that is nurtured. for century,s, catholicism is a creative culture in which truth, goodness and beauty understood to me the three faces of god. we seem in the last 50 years started to treat beauty including sacred beauty as a kind of thrill or extra or decoration. it changes lives. it brings god in an extraordinary way. the archbishop charged us with understanding what are the barriers to reviving or renewing. great sacred beauty particular mri in our local parishes and how can we help overcome them with practical resources? >> i am an old enough catholic to have seen th
the benedict 16 initiative. it already has a nickname. >> sometimes we do, especially online. >> we shorten it. >> so this is an initiative of archbishop. responding to a felt-need for more beauty, more sacredness in liturgy. >> you're clarked with overseeing this. >> you know, pope benedict who we are named for once said that the only really great apoll jettics for the church, apology for the church are the saints she produces and the great art that is nurtured....
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enter mom with benedict arnold. thinking to be called a benedict arnold was the worst possible thing you could be. like many historical figures, he has become a caricature. he is the worst thing on earth as far as americans can think of. but in the beginning of the revolution, he was our best general. washington really respected him for that. washington was wired. he had an aggressive temperament by nature. he would learn to tame it for the good of his country. arnold, i think he saw a kindred spirit to a certain extent. washington had been 10 years saddled with the crushing responsibilities of command. he could have been on the battlefield winning the kinds of victories that benedict arnold was racking up. he had been a seagoing merchant band. he had a small group of ships that went down to the caribbean and up the coast to the st. lawrence river to quebec and montreal. he knows all about this corridor of water. he says we need to take ticonderoga at the southern end of they champlain. it is a key to maintaining co
enter mom with benedict arnold. thinking to be called a benedict arnold was the worst possible thing you could be. like many historical figures, he has become a caricature. he is the worst thing on earth as far as americans can think of. but in the beginning of the revolution, he was our best general. washington really respected him for that. washington was wired. he had an aggressive temperament by nature. he would learn to tame it for the good of his country. arnold, i think he saw a kindred...
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now they had the despised in benedict arnold. they knew knew what they are fighting for and against. the story of american genesis could finally move beyond a break with the mother country and start to focus on the process by which 13 former olonies could become a nation. as arnold had demonstrated the real enemy was not great britain , but those americans who sought to undercut their fellow citizens commitment to one another. whether is joseph reed's willingness to promote a state's interest at interest at the expense of what was best for the country as a whole or arnold's decision to sell his loyalty to the highest bidder, the greatest danger to america's future came from self-serving opportunism, masquerading as patriotism. at this fragile stage in the country's development away away had to be found to strengthen rather than destroy the existing framework of government. the continental congress was far from perfect but it offered her start to what could one day be a great nation by turning traitor arnold had alerted the americ
now they had the despised in benedict arnold. they knew knew what they are fighting for and against. the story of american genesis could finally move beyond a break with the mother country and start to focus on the process by which 13 former olonies could become a nation. as arnold had demonstrated the real enemy was not great britain , but those americans who sought to undercut their fellow citizens commitment to one another. whether is joseph reed's willingness to promote a state's interest...
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do you want to kick us of with that one, benedicte? this is a times investigation and it is really worrying news for the general public and also security experts looking at this. this has been a growing problem for some time, islamist extremism in britain's prisons, who are holding makeshift sharia trials, circulating banned books and openly grooming young inmates. this is according to one testimony amongst others cited in this article on the front page of the times, a former prisoner who claims he took part in these sharia courts and punishment beatings also in elton keynes and her man the prison would heal. this is now wanting security experts to have a review of terrorist radicalisation in prisons across britain. this is off the back of the london bridge attack, osman khan, and he was a category a prisoner freed on licence, we will remember, who succeeded in murdering two people and injuring five others at london bridge before being killed by london bridge before being killed by london police. of course this is not a new problem, as
do you want to kick us of with that one, benedicte? this is a times investigation and it is really worrying news for the general public and also security experts looking at this. this has been a growing problem for some time, islamist extremism in britain's prisons, who are holding makeshift sharia trials, circulating banned books and openly grooming young inmates. this is according to one testimony amongst others cited in this article on the front page of the times, a former prisoner who...
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is "the recent of which tragedy of benedict arnold. evaluating that book, one reviewer wrote that in clear engaging language, malcolm reconstructs the surroundings, relationships, and political atmosphere of the revolution. is a vivid addition to revolutionary war literature. another called in a work of genuine excellence. it is persuasive in its argument as it is unsettling. ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to welcome dr. joyce malcolm. [applause] muchalcolm: thank you very , a pleasure to be here. it is a real treat to talk about this subject. let me get my act together here. i was going to say the state of the union and the time of benedict arnold was not good. [laughter] is widely known , hetreason, but before that was one of the great heroes of the revolution. would like to get into the contexts of theact revolution. he has been blamed for being sense, but it didn't make about someone who risked his life for numerous battlefields, who when congress didn't pay his men, paid them from his own resources, and really took that op
is "the recent of which tragedy of benedict arnold. evaluating that book, one reviewer wrote that in clear engaging language, malcolm reconstructs the surroundings, relationships, and political atmosphere of the revolution. is a vivid addition to revolutionary war literature. another called in a work of genuine excellence. it is persuasive in its argument as it is unsettling. ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to welcome dr. joyce malcolm. [applause] muchalcolm: thank you very , a...
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we're here celebrating benedict college, 150 years in its existence. it's probably the only college, the only hbcu that's hosted president obama and president trump in the last three years. we've had today several democratic candidates and more coming. we'll keep focussed on what's happening here at our great university and make things happen. >> why was it meaningful and important that the president of the united states, president trump, be there at benedict college where about 200 people were in attendance, but then only about ten students of the hbcu were actually invited, but a smaller number were there? describe for me what -- >> that's not -- >> describe for me the goal. >> that's not accurate. >> which portion? >> the white house had command and control of the event. the venue hosts about 275 people. at the end of the event there were about 33 people there. a far cry from what we want to see. this ought to be able the students and the democracy they want to shape. we should have had more students in the room and certainly -- >> that's troubling
we're here celebrating benedict college, 150 years in its existence. it's probably the only college, the only hbcu that's hosted president obama and president trump in the last three years. we've had today several democratic candidates and more coming. we'll keep focussed on what's happening here at our great university and make things happen. >> why was it meaningful and important that the president of the united states, president trump, be there at benedict college where about 200...
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we're hanging out with benedict cumberbatch. [ cheers and applause ] benedict, you are starring in "the grinch." and as the grinch it's your job to always look grumpy and annoyed. >> yes. >> jimmy: take a look at this camera here and give us your best grinch side by side, yeah. >> in three, two -- >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] that's a good -- that's a good grinch. so, i thought i would put your grinch to the test by taking you on a "try not to laugh challenge." we're going to take turns watching funny videos. >> all right. >> jimmy: and you have to keep your best grinch face. >> okay, yeah. >> jimmy: while trying not to laugh. >> my grinch resting face. here it comes. >> jimmy: oh, good. you can go first, actually. >> okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. so i'm actually, i'm psyched 'cause i can laugh. >> okay, here we go. >> jimmy: okay. benedict, you go first. ready? watch that monitor. let's play the first video there. [ laughter ] ♪ >> i got -- okay, yeah. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. my turn. >> all right, good. >> jimmy: let's play. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: what? i don't und
we're hanging out with benedict cumberbatch. [ cheers and applause ] benedict, you are starring in "the grinch." and as the grinch it's your job to always look grumpy and annoyed. >> yes. >> jimmy: take a look at this camera here and give us your best grinch side by side, yeah. >> in three, two -- >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] that's a good -- that's a good grinch. so, i thought i would put your grinch to the test by taking you on a "try not to...
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be right back with benedict cumberbatch! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ some of you are honda owners and some of you are toyota owners, right? yeah. yup. would you be surprised to hear that honda is the most reliable car company? honda's reliable. well, it's actually not honda. really? what!? toyota! it's not toyota either. chevy! based on a nationwide survey, chevy is more reliable than toyota and honda. wow! get $4,500 total cash allowance on select equinox vehicles in stock when you finance with gm financial. that's 16% below msrp on this chevy equinox. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. that's 16% below msrp on this chevy equinox. our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. broke my personal record. aflac!? no-good break. gooood break. i'm so sorry we can't make your barbecue. i'm just sick about it. aflac!? different kind of sick. if i can't
be right back with benedict cumberbatch! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ some of you are honda owners and some of you are toyota owners, right? yeah. yup. would you be surprised to hear that honda is the most reliable car company? honda's reliable. well, it's actually not honda. really? what!? toyota! it's not toyota either. chevy! based on a nationwide survey, chevy is more reliable than toyota and honda. wow! get $4,500 total cash allowance on select equinox vehicles in stock when you finance...
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they provoked it. >> pope benedict is going to be 92 next month. he has been on the property of the vatican for the last ten years. he writes this letter and apparently this letter gets the approval from pope francis and his assistant administrator or secretary, pope benedict's secretary take, why do you believe it was beneficial to get out? how would this benefit the catholic church which would be saying they're trying to get to the bottom of healing? >> to put it into context, first of all, there's a major battle within the catholic church between the conservatives led by pope benedict and the liberals led by pope francis. the ultra conservatives are speaking out through pope benedict right now. the whole mindset is similar ymc of how out of touch they are with sexual abuse. they don't get it. the letter doesn't make sense. it's an embarrassment and shameful. >> how about for all of these people that you represented, people who have been abused, who have been traumatized over the years growing up with sharing their experiences and now to read a l
they provoked it. >> pope benedict is going to be 92 next month. he has been on the property of the vatican for the last ten years. he writes this letter and apparently this letter gets the approval from pope francis and his assistant administrator or secretary, pope benedict's secretary take, why do you believe it was beneficial to get out? how would this benefit the catholic church which would be saying they're trying to get to the bottom of healing? >> to put it into context,...
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the most recent of which is "the tragedy of benedict arnold." evaluating that book, one reviewer wrote that in clear engaging language, malcolm reconstructs the surroundings, relationships, and political atmosphere of the revolution. it is a vivid addition to revolutionary war literature. another called in a work of genuine excellence. as persuasive in its argument as it is unsettling. -- unsettling in its applications. ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to welcome to the great lives podium, dr. joyce malcolm. [applause] joyce: thank you very much. a pleasure to be here. i want to thank professor crowley and the sponsors for inviting me. this is a real treat for me to be able to talk about this subject. let me get my act together here. i was going to say the state of the union and benedict arnold's time was not good. >> [laughter] dr. malcolm: he is widely known for treason. but, before that, he was one of the great heroes of the revolution. i would like to get into some of the details and the context in which he was acting in that revolutio
the most recent of which is "the tragedy of benedict arnold." evaluating that book, one reviewer wrote that in clear engaging language, malcolm reconstructs the surroundings, relationships, and political atmosphere of the revolution. it is a vivid addition to revolutionary war literature. another called in a work of genuine excellence. as persuasive in its argument as it is unsettling. -- unsettling in its applications. ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to welcome to the great...
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a viewing and benediction, oakland mayor libby schaaf, congresswoman barbara lee and former oakland mayor are scheduled to speak at the vigil. a funeral mass and burial is set for monday. >>> the family of los angeles rapper nipsey hussle have arranged for a memorial to be held at the staples center, thursday morning at the 21,000 seat venue cup they were having trouble finding a place large enough to host those who wanted to attend, they are expecting at least 15,000 people. according to tmz, tickets will be available through website, only ticketholders will be allowed into the service.>>> coming together to support the family of a fire captain, the good cause that prompted these
a viewing and benediction, oakland mayor libby schaaf, congresswoman barbara lee and former oakland mayor are scheduled to speak at the vigil. a funeral mass and burial is set for monday. >>> the family of los angeles rapper nipsey hussle have arranged for a memorial to be held at the staples center, thursday morning at the 21,000 seat venue cup they were having trouble finding a place large enough to host those who wanted to attend, they are expecting at least 15,000 people. according...
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benedict church in east oakland for 26 years. father jason linde is a new father matthews for more than 30 years and tonight reflected on his warm and loving spirit. >> energetic. loving. +2 people. he really example find the best in catholic priesthood. he was able to seek christ's presence in a variety of different people and circumstances. in his parish was just not st. benedict but the entire city of oakland. >>> father matthews was also chaplain for both the oakland police and fire departments during some of his tenure in the city. the governor stands with open and catholics across california
benedict church in east oakland for 26 years. father jason linde is a new father matthews for more than 30 years and tonight reflected on his warm and loving spirit. >> energetic. loving. +2 people. he really example find the best in catholic priesthood. he was able to seek christ's presence in a variety of different people and circumstances. in his parish was just not st. benedict but the entire city of oakland. >>> father matthews was also chaplain for both the oakland police...
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benedict i'll give you the last word go on now i said don't how do you mean infrastructure negotiate while you do so this is the security problem because i think that it is important to. talk about that regime because we do not lend more than six million people but he'll just out there without we don't talking about them well let me just use for them lots of action and i think this is illegal is really only. here legal questions need to be answered we're going to have. believe it then or should be because we've run out of time thank you so much i'm not of questions and a lot of issues need to be addressed by the democratic republic of congo's thank you so much for being part of this discussion benedix joe cole. and indigo ellis and thank you as well for watching you can always watch this program again any time by the getting our website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash inside story you can also of course join the conversation on twitter are as well to handle is that a.j. inside story from the fully back to the whol
benedict i'll give you the last word go on now i said don't how do you mean infrastructure negotiate while you do so this is the security problem because i think that it is important to. talk about that regime because we do not lend more than six million people but he'll just out there without we don't talking about them well let me just use for them lots of action and i think this is illegal is really only. here legal questions need to be answered we're going to have. believe it then or should...
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tonight -- benedict cumberbatch. kelly ripa. plus music from david byrne and the brooklyn youth chorus. presented by miller lite. with cleto and the cletones. and now, in your face and in your heart, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you. very nice. hi, everyone. thanks, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching at home. thanks for coming. we are coming to you from the opera house at bam in brooklyn, new york. please relax. we're here all week. we're here for slightly less time than felicity huffman will be in prison. last night after the show i was walking over to barclay's with alisha key. they had a concert over there, and i saw a rat the size of a toddler, debt ad in the street. i picked it up, held it right above my head and turned to alicia keys and said welcome to arby's, may i take your order? did you watch the jets last night? watching the jets try to run on the patriots was like watching bill de blasio run for president. [cheers and applause] thank you. the jets, as you know, lost
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benedict i'll give you the last word go on now i said don't how do you mean infrastructure negotiate well you didn't so this is the security problem because i think that it is important to. talk about that regime because we do not lend more than six million people but he'll just out there without we don't talking about them well let me just use for them lots of action and i think this is illegal this is really only want to hear a lot of questions in advance and we're going to have. believe it then or should be because we run out of time thank you so much i lot of questions and a lot of issues need to be addressed by the democratic republic of congo's thank you so much for being part of this discussion benedix joe cole. and indigo ellis and thank you as well for watching you can always watch this program again any time by the getting our web site at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for inside story you can also of course join the conversation on twitter are as well to handle is that a.j. inside story for me fully back to one who
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thank you, benedicte and bonnie. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next on bbc news it's the travel show. we are starting off in iceland this week. it is one of the best places in the world to see whales in their natural habitat. but it's also now providing a home for a pair of these amazing mammals who spent their lives in captivity but are now looking forward to their retirement in an environment that is closer to their natural home.
thank you, benedicte and bonnie. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next on bbc news it's the travel show. we are starting off in iceland this week. it is one of the best places in the world to see whales in their natural habitat. but it's also now providing a home for a pair of these amazing...
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benedict i'll give you the last word go on now i said don't how do you mean infrastructure negotiate well you didn't so this is the security problem because i think that it is important to. talk about that regime because we do not lend more than six million people but he'll just out there without we don't talking about them well let me just use for them lots of action and i think this is illegal is really only. here legal questions need to be answered we're going to have. believe it then or should be really because we've run out of time thank you so much i'm not of questions and a lot of issues need to be addressed by the democratic republic of congo's thank you so much for being part of this discussion benedix joe cole. and indigo ellis and thank you as well for watching you can always watch his program again any time by visiting our website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for a.j. inside story you can also of course join the conversation on twitter are as well i handle is that a.j. inside story for me fully back to one wh
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well as fring in our panel now from geneva on skype is benedict djoko is historian and coordinator of the come. barely movement a civil liberties organization from paris. political consultant and economic analyst and c.e.o. of innovation taskforce and in london indigo ellis risk at various mabel croft welcome to the program thank you for being on inside story benedict in geneva how credible are the election results released by the electoral commission. and i think that we aren't just going to. church. that the result do not owe to respond to the world i have observed so i don't think that our the election as they call it. is a problematic one out if. you look at the early church being the numbers or i think that. the president will have the service of its image. in paris is true that the catholic bishops conference of congo whose preferred candidate is not a secret is martin for you know says it made verifications and has results that are totally different from those of semi the electoral commission who in your view has the right the correct results that represent the will of the cong
well as fring in our panel now from geneva on skype is benedict djoko is historian and coordinator of the come. barely movement a civil liberties organization from paris. political consultant and economic analyst and c.e.o. of innovation taskforce and in london indigo ellis risk at various mabel croft welcome to the program thank you for being on inside story benedict in geneva how credible are the election results released by the electoral commission. and i think that we aren't just going to....
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where does benedict arnold fit into your story? to the events in your book occur before arnold's betrayal or after smart >> let's talk about that. benedict arnold came later in the war, this is at the start of the first conspiracy in the plot that killed george washington, it takes place from 1775 through 1776. i actually wrote another book that was about benedict arnold and i will give you my quick stories. when benedict arnold betrays george washington , they say it's one of the only times he is ever seen crying what benedict arnold does is equipped the rights and no that is hand-delivered by alexander hamilton to george washington not in song or rap comes to george washington and the letter says three things. won a says don't kill my wife and is is don't tell my staff and in one of the craziest moments of letterwriting history, benedict arnold says, can i please have my belongings back. she wants her record collection back. then, george washington amazingly actually gives it back to him and sends back belongings. to this day nob
where does benedict arnold fit into your story? to the events in your book occur before arnold's betrayal or after smart >> let's talk about that. benedict arnold came later in the war, this is at the start of the first conspiracy in the plot that killed george washington, it takes place from 1775 through 1776. i actually wrote another book that was about benedict arnold and i will give you my quick stories. when benedict arnold betrays george washington , they say it's one of the only...
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benedict arnold is seriously wounded. the american army in canada is shattered. what is interesting here, and were going to take a quick aside. montgomery becomes -- yes, go ahead. student: did they really only go in because it was all going to expire? prof. gabriel: that's why they attacked. if wait until january 1, half the army is going home. that is a debatable question. montgomery believes he actually has a fighting shot because he thinks the blizzard is going to hide them. it didn't work. there is a wild account. montgomery is leading the attack. he is the first guy through the gate and the first guy killed. he really wants to go home. he becomes the first martyr of the revolution, at least the first major martyr. but richard montgomery is the first and highest ranking american officer killed, general officer killed in the revolution. he's the highest ranking american officer killed in the revolution, highest rank. in kind of a man on irony, on the day that he is killed, his overall commander back in albany writes him a letter and says there is a rumor you
benedict arnold is seriously wounded. the american army in canada is shattered. what is interesting here, and were going to take a quick aside. montgomery becomes -- yes, go ahead. student: did they really only go in because it was all going to expire? prof. gabriel: that's why they attacked. if wait until january 1, half the army is going home. that is a debatable question. montgomery believes he actually has a fighting shot because he thinks the blizzard is going to hide them. it didn't work....
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the two popes, examines the relationship between benedict and his successor pope francis. one of the stars, jonathan pryce, who's been tipped for an oscar, has been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. the series of confrontations and conversations between the two popes... reform needs a politician. ..manages to undercut audiences expectations in many different ways.‘ you go in there thinking, maybe, do i want to sit and listen to two popes talking, and you can watch this film with a sense of humour. you know the beatles? yes, eleanor rigby. who? eleanor rigby. no, i don't know her. yellow submarine. yellow submarine? that's silly. jonathan pryce says his portrayal of pope francis before he succeeded anthony hopkins's pope benedict was helped by his long—standing admiration for the oscar winner. oh, no, a pope must go on forever and be the personification of the crucified christ. you see francis going in very much feeling he is in the presence of the pope, and he is slightly in awe of him, and that played well into my relationship with tony, who i'
the two popes, examines the relationship between benedict and his successor pope francis. one of the stars, jonathan pryce, who's been tipped for an oscar, has been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. the series of confrontations and conversations between the two popes... reform needs a politician. ..manages to undercut audiences expectations in many different ways.‘ you go in there thinking, maybe, do i want to sit and listen to two popes talking, and you can watch this...
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we'll have more from our correspondent benedict. on the ground. it's still not clear when but iraq's prime minister has announcnced his intentionn t to resign much to e delight of prototesters abdel monty is coming out but as the unrest continues to turn deadly. the french government's denounces the excessive use of force against demonstrators. the turkish president's angrily suggested his french counterpart should check his own gray matter after a menu in mac clone claim that nato was brain dead. turkey's ambassador to paris has now been summoned. london's police commissioner has confirmed that two people have died and three others have been injured in this fridaday's knife attacack in the brititish capitatal and that office is all woworking at full tilt to find out exactlyy what h happened. nt stopping began at a around two m local time in fishmongers hold close to the city's banking districts where the assailant was shot dead by police ten downwning street has reacted quickly praising the bravevery f ththe general public. you tackld the attacke
we'll have more from our correspondent benedict. on the ground. it's still not clear when but iraq's prime minister has announcnced his intentionn t to resign much to e delight of prototesters abdel monty is coming out but as the unrest continues to turn deadly. the french government's denounces the excessive use of force against demonstrators. the turkish president's angrily suggested his french counterpart should check his own gray matter after a menu in mac clone claim that nato was brain...
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benedict arnold actually raids canada. the americans are taking the war to the champlain valley, taking the war to the british. okay? that's rage militaire. the second place you see is boston. what's going on in boston? we said these 20,000 americans descend on the city of boston and the city is under siege. this is the governor of massachusetts. he's british commander in north america. his name is thomas gage. gauge is an interesting guy. gage is married to an american. may be a spy. he somewhat sympathizes with americans. he bloefts in liberty but not the american sense of what liberty is. throughout the fall of '74 and the spring of 1775, gage keeps asking for reinforcements. keeps send letters to linkengla it's pretty bad, send reinforcements. instead of reinforcements they send three more generals, a guy by the name of william howell. we'll talk about him later today. he'll feature prompt naeinently clinton and another we'll talk about later in this course. what do you think the significance is gage asks for reinforce
benedict arnold actually raids canada. the americans are taking the war to the champlain valley, taking the war to the british. okay? that's rage militaire. the second place you see is boston. what's going on in boston? we said these 20,000 americans descend on the city of boston and the city is under siege. this is the governor of massachusetts. he's british commander in north america. his name is thomas gage. gauge is an interesting guy. gage is married to an american. may be a spy. he...
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henry mance and benedicte paviot will be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers. thank you both. next on bbc news, it's click. over the years on click, we have seen devices get smaller and smaller, yet with more storage and more processing capabilities. this miniaturisation of devices has touched everything from our computers to phones, and even revolutionising areas of medicine. one area of medicine which has a lot of demand and could potentially benefit from miniaturisation is medical imaging. in the uk, over 41 million scans take place every year in the nhs using x—rays, mri and ultrasound. in an emergency, at the bedside or even in an ambulance, it can be complicated to get a patient to one of these large machines. but now a portable medical device has been made available in the uk which could change all that, giving doctors and patients instant access to ultrasound at dramatically reduced costs. jen copesta ke has been to take a look. the intensive care unit of southampton children's hospital admits hundreds of patients each year with a range of medical con
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with me arejoe twyman, director at the opinion poll deltapoll and benedicte paviot the president of the foreign press association and uk correspondent for france 24. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. headline, facing a tug—of—war between the united states and sweden. swedish prosecutors are considering reopening a rape investigation into the wikileaks co—founder while the us wants to extradite him for leaked government secrets according to the guardian, political pressure is intensifying on sajid javid to allowjulian assange, and it could be overshadowed by the us charges. the leads on the news revealed today that personal information about millions of new mothers and their babies was sold illegally by bounty, a pregnancy and parenting company that operates in dozens of hospitals. the telegraph reports that home secretary sajid javid drew up that home secretary sajid javid drew upa that home secretary sajid javid drew up a detailed technological plan to avoid a hard border and ireland, but it was stopped by the treasury and it was stopped by the treasury and it also c
with me arejoe twyman, director at the opinion poll deltapoll and benedicte paviot the president of the foreign press association and uk correspondent for france 24. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. headline, facing a tug—of—war between the united states and sweden. swedish prosecutors are considering reopening a rape investigation into the wikileaks co—founder while the us wants to extradite him for leaked government secrets according to the guardian, political pressure is...
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i have been working with them -- benedict college. we know benedict college. [cheers and applause] president trump: and a very dynamic president, dr. rosslyn clark-artis. where are you? the outstanding students who are joining us. you are outstanding and you have a tremendous future, thank you. we are thrilled to be on your campus and celebrate all we have achieved together, to discuss the actions we are taking to build the future of safety and opportunity and fairness for all americans. four years ago, 20 african-american republicans and 20 african-american democrats founded the 2020 bipartisan justice center to advance the cause of criminal justice reform , and i heard about it for so long and it was going nowhere, nowhere. but they all got together and you fought to fix a broken system. you sought to confront inequality and stop injustice, and you worked to restore hope and optimism where they really are needed the most, and where there was really little. with your help, last year we brought the whole country together to achieve a truly momentous milestone.
i have been working with them -- benedict college. we know benedict college. [cheers and applause] president trump: and a very dynamic president, dr. rosslyn clark-artis. where are you? the outstanding students who are joining us. you are outstanding and you have a tremendous future, thank you. we are thrilled to be on your campus and celebrate all we have achieved together, to discuss the actions we are taking to build the future of safety and opportunity and fairness for all americans. four...
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benedict cozy was such a nice neighbor. >> reporter: members are assuming that the victim is benedict ching but we are still waiting for the medical examiner to identify the remains and release the cause of death.>> do we know anything more about how these arrests were made and how they got onto the suspect? >> reporter: police are not giving us a lot of details about the arrests and who was arrested but we have some news from the speculation from the neighbors saying that these arrests might have been made overseas. >>> you can join us in our morning team for the latest in this developing story, they will be in the studio at 4:30. >>> police in livermore are paying close attention to a murder investigation in nevada. a 62-year-old was arrested last week in henderson southeast of las vegas. he was charged with murdering his second wife. an autopsy found cuts and bruises and the corner says she was his mother to death. there were also handcuffs on the nightstand of the body. the circumstances are similar to the death of the suspects first wife in livermore eight years ago.>> obviously
benedict cozy was such a nice neighbor. >> reporter: members are assuming that the victim is benedict ching but we are still waiting for the medical examiner to identify the remains and release the cause of death.>> do we know anything more about how these arrests were made and how they got onto the suspect? >> reporter: police are not giving us a lot of details about the arrests and who was arrested but we have some news from the speculation from the neighbors saying that...
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benedict a very good evening to you. can you tell us more about this well the reaction at two this announce it in the u. k. well. sixty four days only to go to the thihirty first of october ad this announcement. today we thought it might come next weeek it's court many people by surprise since. parliament is actually on summer recesss and any do you officialllly to reconvene next tuesday. and the reaction has been verery switchd to the request by the prime miminister of the new. prime minister i in office since the twenty fourth. of july having succeeded to. the former prime minister to resume who having. off to two years succeeded in.n. negotitiating a deal with the european union the twenty seven of a new countries failed three timesor the skikiing. in parliamentnt to get that green lights that she absolutely needed. frorom parliament in order to. get that approval for the deal that t she and her government had negotiated what we h have is a a ime ministster with t the majority o of one. i that's his thanks to a small
benedict a very good evening to you. can you tell us more about this well the reaction at two this announce it in the u. k. well. sixty four days only to go to the thihirty first of october ad this announcement. today we thought it might come next weeek it's court many people by surprise since. parliament is actually on summer recesss and any do you officialllly to reconvene next tuesday. and the reaction has been verery switchd to the request by the prime miminister of the new. prime minister...
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i have a quotation from benedict the 16th, the pope emeritus, who says we may be sure of it from on high, mary follows our footsteps with gentle concern, dispels the gloom in moments of darkness and distress, reassures us with rosary herly hand. tabout the rally coming up. the feels like a flyer and poster from a rosary rally, can rerun that? here we are, the family rosary valerie rally, significan the meing of this is. >> this is a very old image. it comes out of the 20s and 30s. it was a great quotation from saint dominic. he talks about the fact that by these two signs, the blessed mother will save the world. we know that mary is full of grace and the lord is with her, and that is how she does it. you see the hard exposed, the immaculate heart of mary, to which we are consecrating ourselves, renewing the consecration. the theme underneath her painting as we are all one in the family of god. we are uniquely universal, and universally unique as the people of god. the interesting thing about this is we are going to have the carmelite fathers, we have a wonderful speaker that is going to
i have a quotation from benedict the 16th, the pope emeritus, who says we may be sure of it from on high, mary follows our footsteps with gentle concern, dispels the gloom in moments of darkness and distress, reassures us with rosary herly hand. tabout the rally coming up. the feels like a flyer and poster from a rosary rally, can rerun that? here we are, the family rosary valerie rally, significan the meing of this is. >> this is a very old image. it comes out of the 20s and 30s. it was...
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benedict in his letter blames it on the homosexual cliques that you refer to. francis was asked that question. i was on the plane when he was asked that question and the form of the question was, did he believe there was a gay lobby in the catholic church and francis said no, i never met anyone who has. i am a member of the gay lobby. it's a different point of view as to what's happening and what the root cause is. they see where the problem is. it starts in the seminaries and they have to do a better job of determining who is sutd for this life and who isn't. >> great question. the big one, the power house question. the "hardball" question. is it reasonable for the church, the 21st century to assume there are a lot of males out there who are willing to give up sex for life, whether straight or gay. that's the vow of chastity. is that reasonable to assume that would work or not? >> in religion, it's swimming against nature. normally people are ill-advised and we are founded on the belief that a man was raised from the dead. we are swimming against nature at the
benedict in his letter blames it on the homosexual cliques that you refer to. francis was asked that question. i was on the plane when he was asked that question and the form of the question was, did he believe there was a gay lobby in the catholic church and francis said no, i never met anyone who has. i am a member of the gay lobby. it's a different point of view as to what's happening and what the root cause is. they see where the problem is. it starts in the seminaries and they have to do a...
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thank you to kevin and benedicte. willow does not look ideal on saturday but it depends if you are glass half full or empty. blustery over southern parts of the uk and gailforce over southern parts of the uk and gail force winds expected and choppy seas and on top of that lots of showers to come as well. it is all because of this low pressure which has an battering parts of france actually. some disruptive winds here, we got the rain initially across other parts of the uk and in all of that bed weather shifted a little bit further towards the north was that we had thunderstorms, too, and a report of a funnel cloud near taunton earlier on for some the low pressure tracking northwards to the course of the night and it is to the south that we see those really strong winds. let's have a look at the forecast then through the course of this evening. here is the low around about now, that rain wrapping around about now, that rain wrapping around this circulation here again some heavy showers around and not so that across the
thank you to kevin and benedicte. willow does not look ideal on saturday but it depends if you are glass half full or empty. blustery over southern parts of the uk and gailforce over southern parts of the uk and gail force winds expected and choppy seas and on top of that lots of showers to come as well. it is all because of this low pressure which has an battering parts of france actually. some disruptive winds here, we got the rain initially across other parts of the uk and in all of that bed...
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a new film captures the dynamic drama between popes benedict and francis. >> the stories i'm drawn to are amtimate and epic at the s time. and this is a perfect ample. these themes of, how do we find common ground between two people who are polar opposites? >> nawaz: and, it's friday. so mark ields and david brooks look back on a tumultuous year l politics, and look ahead to the impeachment trd presidential election. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs >> major funding for the pbs newsho has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ng mour economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. c >> when ites to wireless, consumer cellular gives itsth customers choice. our no-contract plans give you as much, or as little, talk, y text and data want, and our u.s.-based customer service tem is on hand to help. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> the john and james l. ight foundation. more at kf.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and fri
a new film captures the dynamic drama between popes benedict and francis. >> the stories i'm drawn to are amtimate and epic at the s time. and this is a perfect ample. these themes of, how do we find common ground between two people who are polar opposites? >> nawaz: and, it's friday. so mark ields and david brooks look back on a tumultuous year l politics, and look ahead to the impeachment trd presidential election. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major...
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they are not actually of benedict arnold. this was done by a french portrait painter while he was military governor in philadelphia. and washington is with lafayette, hamilton, and henry knox and others at the hartford wadsworth in jeremiah of the house -- jeremiah wadsworth's house in downtown hartford conferring for three days with french general rochambeau. it is the same stretch of time, the three days, the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, the same 22nd is when alexander hamilton -- benedict arnold, rather, is meeting with john andre, a.k.a. john anderson, and they are meeting south of west point. it is on the same day. so uncanny timing. after that conference in hartford, washington is returning with hamilton and lafayette and others back to west point to meet with them to -- to meet with arnold to go over the fortifications at west point. arnold is absent, he is gone. washington is trying to figure out, why isn't he here? -- here inspecting this with me? something is amiss. now, it is very clear that arnold has decided he is going to
they are not actually of benedict arnold. this was done by a french portrait painter while he was military governor in philadelphia. and washington is with lafayette, hamilton, and henry knox and others at the hartford wadsworth in jeremiah of the house -- jeremiah wadsworth's house in downtown hartford conferring for three days with french general rochambeau. it is the same stretch of time, the three days, the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, the same 22nd is when alexander hamilton -- benedict arnold,...
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benedict arnold. benedict arnold's recovering and given this prestigious command. he doesn't want it. he's a battlefield commander. he wants to fight, but he's not ready yet. is given this position. it's prestigious. he accepts it. he's full of himself. he runs his mouth. congress doesn't like him. he feels he's passed over by lesser officers. inferior officers that have been promoted over him. he's been brought up on charges before, using government property, pillaging, some other charges nobody knows about until after the war. and it's -- he's placed in charge here. the congress demands he square an oath of loyalty to them first. how dare you? look what i have done for this country. he will take it to officer henry knox. arnold is set up for military governor. what is his first act? he throws himself a party, where he invites no member of the continental army. he whines of marrying peggy shippen. it's through her he may or may not make the acquaintance of a british major name to john andre, potential correspondence that would lead to treason. he gives himself the
benedict arnold. benedict arnold's recovering and given this prestigious command. he doesn't want it. he's a battlefield commander. he wants to fight, but he's not ready yet. is given this position. it's prestigious. he accepts it. he's full of himself. he runs his mouth. congress doesn't like him. he feels he's passed over by lesser officers. inferior officers that have been promoted over him. he's been brought up on charges before, using government property, pillaging, some other charges...
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that proved by pope benedict the sixteenth in twenty ten. which included as a new species of crime the acquisition of possession and distribution by a cleric. upon a graphic images of the miners. having. i wrote i whatever means or using whatever technology i'm. with the tech speaks of mynahs as under the age of fourteen we now consider this limit should be raised in order to expand the protection of my eyelids and bring out the gravity of these deeds but make. a point sexual tourism. they want to conduct the way of looking at others the very heart of jesus his disciples and servants must always acknowledge the image of god in each human creature beginning with the most innocent and then with that up with it is only by drawing from less radical respect for the dignity of others that we will be able to defend them from the pervasive power of violence exploitation abuse and corruption. and serve them in a credible way in their into group human and spiritual to grow when they encounter with others and with god. combating sexual tourism it deman
that proved by pope benedict the sixteenth in twenty ten. which included as a new species of crime the acquisition of possession and distribution by a cleric. upon a graphic images of the miners. having. i wrote i whatever means or using whatever technology i'm. with the tech speaks of mynahs as under the age of fourteen we now consider this limit should be raised in order to expand the protection of my eyelids and bring out the gravity of these deeds but make. a point sexual tourism. they want...
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benedict: it should be taken quite seriously. investors were fairly spooked by the announcement today. the optics of having your top management ceo and chairman charged by prosecutors. those optics are not great. volkswagen pushing back on this and saying, in the case of the ceo, to say it is laughable that he withheld information. he only joined the company a couple of weeks before that. what this tries to establish is, who knew what and when. this all happened in late 2015. best,utors are saying at management was dragging its feet to make an announcement. knew earlythe time on in the year in may the chairman who was the cfo at the time, he also knew fairly own. -- fairly early on. they did not disclose this to show. when it was disclosed, the stock took a serious beating over several sessions. investors lost a lot of money. that is something prosecutors say could have been avoided had the company been more forthright with the information policy. vonnie: what is the likelihood this forces him into resigning? benedict: as i said,
benedict: it should be taken quite seriously. investors were fairly spooked by the announcement today. the optics of having your top management ceo and chairman charged by prosecutors. those optics are not great. volkswagen pushing back on this and saying, in the case of the ceo, to say it is laughable that he withheld information. he only joined the company a couple of weeks before that. what this tries to establish is, who knew what and when. this all happened in late 2015. best,utors are...
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. >>> the president spoke at historically black benedict college. he was supposed to speak on reform initiative, but instead he complained about the impeachment inquiry and compared it to african-americans as they face the justice system. >> as we make tremendous strides to offer greater economic strides for our citizens. we will never let up until our justice system is fair for every, single american. and i have my own experience. you know that. you see what's going on with the witch hunt. a terrible thing going on in our country. but in america, you're innocent until proven guilty. >>> joining me now is jauron smith. he's deputy assistant to the president. i want to talk to you about the administration's initiative. we have to talk about the news of the day. the president's message is what's garnering attention right now. him comparing the impeachment experience to blacks and the criminal justice system. can you see why people find that insulting? >> no. at the end of the day, we've had an unfair criminal justice system. and the president's seeing
. >>> the president spoke at historically black benedict college. he was supposed to speak on reform initiative, but instead he complained about the impeachment inquiry and compared it to african-americans as they face the justice system. >> as we make tremendous strides to offer greater economic strides for our citizens. we will never let up until our justice system is fair for every, single american. and i have my own experience. you know that. you see what's going on with the...
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treason, asamous hamilton called it, of benedict arnold. arnold isral benedict of course from connecticut, born in norwich, lives as a wealthy merchant in new haven. he is beginning his communication -- one of the common misunderstandings is that his trader activities are confined to 1780. that is not the case. it had been going on for 16 months, beginning in may of 1779. months.on for 16 this portrait to the right is the only known proven portrait of benedict arnold from life. all the other portraits you have seen are based on this one, or just simply fix. they are not actually of an addict arnold. this was done by a french portrait painter in philadelphia. lafayette,is with hamilton, and henry knox and others at the hartford conference in downtown hartford conferring for three days with french journal -- french general rochambeau. it is the same stretch of time, the three days, the tony first, 22nd, 23rd, the same 22nd is --n alexander hamilton benedict arnold, is meeting with johnandre, a.k.a. anderson, and they are meeting south on the
treason, asamous hamilton called it, of benedict arnold. arnold isral benedict of course from connecticut, born in norwich, lives as a wealthy merchant in new haven. he is beginning his communication -- one of the common misunderstandings is that his trader activities are confined to 1780. that is not the case. it had been going on for 16 months, beginning in may of 1779. months.on for 16 this portrait to the right is the only known proven portrait of benedict arnold from life. all the other...
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this is the benedict 16 institute. it is under the auspices of this institute, that these gentlemen are in town today. it is under that which the rene girard conference was started . the benedict institute says they are opening the door to god and energizing the catholic culture of the arts. so, gentlemen you were brought into town for the conference. i want to talk to about the culture of catholic art and energizing people. you are both creators of beauty. that is no question. where is catholic art today. how is it going? >> i have a sense that we are at the beginning of a renewal. joseph made a comment about shivering in terror and that is not a bad response to contemporary history. it is safe to say that in the last six years, many writers and artists within the church are starting to realize not cos beauty and the arts play a vital role in humanizing and spiritualizing the soul and it is something that the church has to support and be engaged in if a truly catholic civilization is going to continue. >> it does seem
this is the benedict 16 institute. it is under the auspices of this institute, that these gentlemen are in town today. it is under that which the rene girard conference was started . the benedict institute says they are opening the door to god and energizing the catholic culture of the arts. so, gentlemen you were brought into town for the conference. i want to talk to about the culture of catholic art and energizing people. you are both creators of beauty. that is no question. where is...
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thank you tojoel and benedicte. we'll be back for that second papers review in about 45 minutes. next on bbc news, it's the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, ade adepitan. this week, we are kicking off in iceland. it is a country famous for its natural beauty. but as cat moh has been finding out, things there are changing. we've all seen it on the covers of magazines, and the footage of nature documentaries. stunning images of a landscape from which iceland takes its name. but these glaciers are more fragile than they may seem, and they have a story fit for a storyteller. there was an immense crack. the ensuing earthquake was greater than any experienced since man first walked the planet. my name is andri magnusson, i am a writer in iceland, i have written children's books, poetry, plays, science fiction and non—fiction. we are in an example of what has to happen to all coal—fired power stations in the world. i am part of a group who made a creative place out of it. what is your connection to glaciers? my connection to glaciers is more through my gran
thank you tojoel and benedicte. we'll be back for that second papers review in about 45 minutes. next on bbc news, it's the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show with me, ade adepitan. this week, we are kicking off in iceland. it is a country famous for its natural beauty. but as cat moh has been finding out, things there are changing. we've all seen it on the covers of magazines, and the footage of nature documentaries. stunning images of a landscape from which iceland takes its...
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and at 11.30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers john stapleton and benedicte paviot. we begin this hour with breaking news from the us where one person has been killed and others injured in a shooting at a synagogue in california. a man has been arrested and is being questioned by police in san diego county. the attack happened during a passover ceremony. it's understood police had issued a warning shortly beforehand — and were investigating reports of a man armed with a gun. president donald trump has just spoken to reporters. let's have a listen to what he had to say. my my deepest sympathies go to the people that were affected, their families, their loved ones, by the what it looks like now based on my last conversations, it looks like a hate crime. hard to believe, hard to believe. with respect to the synagogue in california in san diego, we are doing some very heavy research. we'll see what happens, what comes up. at this moment, it looks like a hate crime. my deepest sympathies to all of those affected and will get to the bottom of it. looks like perso
and at 11.30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers john stapleton and benedicte paviot. we begin this hour with breaking news from the us where one person has been killed and others injured in a shooting at a synagogue in california. a man has been arrested and is being questioned by police in san diego county. the attack happened during a passover ceremony. it's understood police had issued a warning shortly beforehand — and were investigating reports of a...
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the united kingdom will leave with or without a deal transcripts uncle indeed and as you say benedict this week. parliament is suspended no debate of the present issue told. about i hope you and i'll be talking because it's always a pleasure but it. thank you very much indeed for the lack clarification the situation regarding briggs it johnson to ask. and the whole story as it unfolds tentative will keep across all developments thank you once again benedict. next the french interior minister crystal castaneda is under increasing pressure. over the fatal knife attack at a paris police headquarters cast now spoken. of a malfunctioning that allow particulars radicalization to slip on the please write out this is s shani fronts. as the forty five year old will totally set quarters almost twenty years. meanwhile this tuesday french president among about com let the ceremony to pay tribute to the victims. for please staff were murdered.. otherers wounded durg the thirty minute rampage that ended with the knife and- gunned down outside the police building. will present micron. said rather pa
the united kingdom will leave with or without a deal transcripts uncle indeed and as you say benedict this week. parliament is suspended no debate of the present issue told. about i hope you and i'll be talking because it's always a pleasure but it. thank you very much indeed for the lack clarification the situation regarding briggs it johnson to ask. and the whole story as it unfolds tentative will keep across all developments thank you once again benedict. next the french interior minister...